Amare Stoudemire didn't play organized basketball until age 14, but that didn't keep him from becoming an NBA star. Playing center for the Phoenix Suns, Amare established himself as one of the league's dominant forces by the age of 22. Amare is one of the most explosive dunkers in the league and was selected to the 2005 All-Dunkadelic First Team and named the All-Dunkadelic Team MVP.
These Boston Celtics have been called many things, including talented, experienced, confident, deep and physical. But following the C's first (and only, thus far) loss of the season to the Suns on Friday night in Boston, one starter was saddled with a new and rather interesting title. Kendrick Perkins, who usually goes by the nickname "Perk," was given a new adjective by the Suns' Amare ...
Publ.Date : Sun, 08 Nov 2009 18:49:56 GMTWhen Amare Stoudemire visited Washington in late May, he did a radio interview in which he expressed his "love" for the city and joked that the Wizards "could be a number one jersey away" from a championship.
Publ.Date : Mon, 09 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMTSo much for dreams of an 82-0 season. Jason Richardson scored 34 points and Amare Stoudemire added 22 as the Suns handed the Celtics their first loss of the season, a 110-103 setback at TD Garden. Phoenix led for the game's final 33-plus minutes after Jared Dudley made one of the Suns' 13 3-pointers early in the second quarter. The advantage grew to as many as 11 on a Dudley layup midway through ...
Publ.Date : Sat, 07 Nov 2009 04:13:03 GMT
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Amare won the 2003 NBA week on the game show "Wheel Of Fortune."
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